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64lli THE PAiWA DAILY II Statewide High School Football-Scores fly United interrtnttonal GtAM AAAA Et Hijh Jt BI Paso Irvin Jo LET GO Palo Duro end Paul Bagwell (81) grabs the jersey of Pampa quarterback Butch Grassland (15) as he tries to score for Pampa in the third quarter. Crossland carried to the four where Mike Stewart picked up the Harvester's second touchdown. Other players shown are the Dons Verl Whittenburg (51) and Pampa's Keith Hiemcr (73) in the background. Palo Duro won the 3-AAAA tussle, 40-18. (Daily News Photo) Tascosa Rebels Slip By Amarillo 13-0 champions, Denver City, the AA throne-holder was idle.

Miller rapped cross-town rival Carroll, Albany smothered Santa Anna 38-6 and Brownwood stomped Graham 39-14, The Wichita Falls Coyotes, the state's ranked team, singed Irving Jacksboro, one of the AA favorites, tripped Iowa Park 30-14, Odessa Permian knocked. Big Springs from the unbeaten ranks with a 32-8 blasting of the Steers, wallop Littlefteid 33-0 to set up while San Angelo was strengthen Tascosa's Rebels blanked the Amarillo Sandies 13-0 Saturday afternoon to retain its 3-AAAA lead over challenging Borger and Palo Duro. Other Panhandle gam of championship importance saw Lefors rip Canadian 18-8 to tie idle McLean for. the 2-A leadership; Stinnett crunch Stratford 36-14 and Gruver whitewash Panhandle 21-0 to set up their showdown battle at Stinnett next Friday; Dumas their clash with Hereford 30 12 winner over Phillips Tor the 1- AAA title and Qvianah nudge Per- rylon 13-6 to practically sew up the 5-AA race. Borger had ripped Monterey 27-7'and Palo Durp dumped Pampa 40-18 to remain within striking distance of Tascosa, Corpus i 11 Albany and Brownwood continued their winning ways as defending state ing its bid for its first title since 1950 with an 18-7 win over Odessa High.

Highland Park, Langview, Ysleta High and Ray all turned in impressive wins to go to the top of their respective districts. The Highland Perk Scotties upset defending champion Sherman 22-12 in 7-AAAA. Longview grabbed the district 8-AAAA top spot by blanking Marshall 22-0 al- Missouri Gets Past Stubborn Nebraska though Tyler and Texarkana are. tied for second place with 1-0-1 records, Ray smashed Victoria 46-0 and Ysleta racked El Paso 52-16. Wilson, Dallas, smeared Samuels in another battle for first place in 6-AAAA.

Gainesville topped McKinney 8-0; Carthage upset Jacksonville 8-0; Breckinridge swamped Vernon 42-S and Bellon nipped La Vega 6-3 in top AAA games. One undefeated AAA club, Angleton, lost to Cha'nnolview in an upset 26-14. In AA action, Dalhart 1 I over Canyon 45-15; Floyadnda whipped Abernathy 29-0; Ft. Stockton stopped McCamey 13-6; Haskell beat Spur 23-12; Anson upset Stamford for the second straight year 14-7; Hamilton crunched Comanche 28-6; Hooks fl Ysleta -High El Paso fturgw 18 fan Angelo 18 Odessa High 8 Abilene High 14 Midland 'Us (Midland High AblUfle'Cooper I 12 Odessa Permian 32 Pig Spring' 8 Borger 27 Uibhock Monterrey 1' Amarillo Palo fiuro 40 Pampa 18 Wichita. Falls 34 Irving 0 Arlington 36 Pert Worth Hallom Fort Worth Paschal 40 Fort Worth Poly 0 Dallas Jefferson 13 Dallas crest fl Dallas Adams 37 Dallas Adamson 16 Dallas South Oak Cliff 7 Dallas Sunset fi Denton ,14 Garland 22 Highland 22 Sherman 12 Tyler High 27 Tyler Lee 0 Longview 22 Marshall fl Texarkana 35 Lufktn fl Houston Davis 20 Houston Sam Houston 0 Houston Reagan 26 Aldine 0 Houston Jones 28 Houston S.

F. Austin 0 Pqrt Neches 15 Beaumont French 8 Port Arthur 19 Beaumont High 0 Beaumont South Park 14 Orange 0. Brazosport 29 Pasadena 7 Baytown 21 Houston Smiley 8 Galena Park 18 South Houston 12 Texas City 34 Galvcstbn 0 Austin S. F. Austin Bryan 0 Waco High 13 Austin Travis 0 Austin McCallum 16 Temple 7 Ctebviffte Killeen 0 Belton (I La Vega ,1 Silsbee J2 Jasper Conrad 44 Vidor 6 rVertrrlapft 32 Huntsvllle ft Kl Cnmpo 37 Cypress Fairbanks 1 flay City 14 Lamar Consolidated Brenham 7 Wlvattnn 0 Challenview 26 14 7.0 La Porto Deer Park 28 Clear Creek 13 Austin Johnston 41 New fels 20 Kerrville 12 Austin Lanier 6 Seguine 3H San Antonin Marshall 12 San Antonio Le? San Marcos 7 San Antonio Sam Houston 54 Uvn- Ide 0 South San Antonio fi Eagle Pass 0 Port Lavaca 24 Ciiero 0 Kingsville 14 Aransas Pass fl Robstosvn 14 Heeville 8 Mercedes 14 Pharr San Juan- Alamo 0 San Benito 13 Falfurrlas 6 Rio Grande City Mission 0 CLASS A A Dim mitt 54 Friona 12 Dalhart 45 Canyon IS Lockney 20 Olton 14 Floydada 29 Abernathy 0 Morton 31 Muleshoe 14 Stanton 8 Thoka 8 Tie Slaton 14 Post 12 Crane 39 Alpine 8 Fort Stockton 13 McCamey 8 Qunnah 13 Perryton 6 Childress 34 Spearman 8 Haskell 23 Spur 12 Anson 14 7 Colernan 0 Winters 0 Tie Balllnger Ifi Ranger 0 Hamilton 28.

Comanche 8 COLUMBIA, Mo, Missouri 1 remained undefeated and kept its bowl aspirations alive Saturday by rallying for a touchdown and field goal in the second half to defeat Nebraska, 10-0, The victory gave the defending Big Eight Conference champions a 5-0-1 record for the season. A crowd of 42,000, largest ever Rebels Swamp Reapers 34-8 Jack Thompson scored four touchdowns as the Robert Lee 7th grade capped an undefeated season by trouncing the Pampa Reapers 32 8 Friday afternoon. win; was "the sixth the season for.the Rebels and the llth straight far Coach Joe Ferryman since coming to Lee. The Reapers ended the season with a 2 4 Thompson scored on runs of 35, 10, 13 and 83 yards as the Rebs rolled to a 20 halftime margin; Tommy McDonald raced i Tobin's field goal was set up by to see a Nebraska-Missouri football game here, watched the ponderous Nebraska defense battle Missouri to a 0-0 stalemate for the first half. Missouri broke the scoring ice when Bill Tobin kicked 32-yard field goal with 8:50 remaining in the third quarter.

The Tigers marched 66 yards for their lone touchdown, with fullback Andy Russell cracking off left tackle for the score with 13:24 remaining in the game. Tobin kicked the extra point. Missouri made one other serious scoring threat, driving ((2 yards in the first quarter, only to lose the ball on a fumble by Mike Hunter at the Nebraska 11, Nebraska never was able to get a sustained drive underway, and its only scoring opportunity came late in the first half when guard Dwain Carlson recovered a Hun-1 ter fumble, on the Missouri 15. Missouri got the ball back at the 13 three plays later whan quarterback Dennis Clariclge fumbled and Vince Turner recovered for the Tigers, blasted Paul Pewitt 20-6 and Terrell swamped Grand Saline 48-14. Other A A contenders to win were Hillsboro over Mexia 32-6; Sweeny past Boling 7-6; Brady over Lampassas 30-0 and Mineola chilled Rusk 53-8.

All of the class A favorites came through in good style with Kress topping Sudan 12-7; Wink galloping past Rankin 58-14; So nora beating Eldorado 22-0; Crowell chilling Chillicolhe 48-6; Forney blanking Cedar Hill 57-0; New London dropping Jiidgon 21-0; Gaston swamping Hallsville 39-6 and Hull Daiseila crushing Orangefleld 34-0. Corpus Christ! Ray 46 Victoria 0 Jrownsville 28 Edinburg 0 McAllen 36 Alice fi Alamo Heights San 'Antonio Mac Arthur 8 San Antonio Jefferson 14 San Antonio Adison 7 San Antonio 30 San Antonio Edgewood 6 San Anronio Brackenridge 23 San Antonio Lanier 6 CLASS AAA Hereford 30 Phillips 12 Dumas 33 Littlefield' fl Seminole 7 Andrews 0 Brownfleld 25 Kermit 6 San Angelo Lake View 31 Colorado City 8 Snyder 28 Sweetwater 8 Brownwood 39 Graham 14 Breckenridge 40 Vernon 8 Mineral Wells 14 Weatherford 8 Fort Worth Richland 21 Fort Worth Brewer 12 Carrollton 38 Diamond Hill 6 Richardson 36 Bowie 0 Fort Worth Cartel berry 24 Hurst- Unless 7 Gainesville 8 McKinney 0 Mount Pleasant 10 Sulphur Springs 8 Greenville 18 Bonham 0 Kilgore 19 Palescine 0 Carthage 8 Jacksonville 0 Nacogdoches 16 Center 6 Ennis 26 Athens 0 Corsicana 19 Waxahachie 12 Dublin 38 Granbury 8 Olney 35 Burkburnett 31 Seymour 20 Nocona 12 Jacksboro 30 Iowa Park Decatur 19 Lake Worth 8 Grapevine 27 Mansfield 6 Axle 32 Justin Northwest 14 Seagoville 22 Wilmer-Hutchins 0 Lancaster 19 Rylie 6 Lewisville 22 Rookwall fl Commerce Cooper 6 Tie Hooks 20 Paul Pcwttt Clarksville 28 New Boston 14 Jefferson 35 Daingerfleld Wlnnsboro Llndsn Kildare fi Pitlsburj! 32 Springs 12 Terrell 48 Or-aml Saline 14 Canton 43 Kaufman 15 tree J7 Oladewater 20 Mineola 5.1 Rusk McGregor Teague 8 Hillshora 3.1 Mexla fl 39 West 7 Rratly 30 Lampasei (I Fredarlcksburij 12 San £aba It Llano 14 Granger 14 Tie Hearne 12 Cameron 7 Roekdale 30 Consolidated 0 Georgetown 7 GiddingS 0 Round Rock 3 Elgin 0 Kaly Ifl Bellville 7 i Columbus 28 Humble fl Navasota 19 Mad'sonville 0 Crockett 24 Cleveland's D-ayton 18 Bridge City 0 Port Acfes Liberty 6 Sour Lake 13 Kountze 0 Little Cypress 24 Newton 8 Kirbyville fi Woodvillc 0 West Columbia Needville 3 Dickinson 30 Santa Fe 0 Boat And Ski Club To Sponsor Race The Pampa Boat and Ski club and Amarillp cluh will sppn- sor a boat race November at Lake McClellan it was announced today. David Enloe, president of the local chapter, said that ths rape will be a marathon event and the public is invited. He also reminded the club of the annual Eskimo Ski Tournament to be held Lake McClellnn on New Year's Eve. The club will have a new meeting place at a new time which will be announced Inter date.

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W. SUNSHJT GROUP Waco University 27 Stephenville three yards for the other Lee touchdown. Fullback Smisson points a short punt by Claridge which went out of bounds at the Nebraska 35. Hunter passed to end Conrad Hitchler for 20 vards, but the Goodlett added the extra after first touchdown. Ferryman singled out.

Ray Bra-j Missouri attack bogged down and dy, Doc Cornutt, Jack Williamson, Tobin kicked his field goal on Mike Noblitt, Mike Qsborne and Steve Oler in the offensive line, pefensivemen drawing praise were Cornutt, Terry Tropel, Jett and James Matney. He also added, 'I am real proud of the boys as they really put out with desire and aggressiveness all season long." Tennessee Slams Chattanooga 20-7 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Sophomore tailback Mallon Faircloth set up one touchdown, passed for a second and pushed through the middle of the Chattanooga line for a third Saturday to lift Tennessee to a JIQ-7 victory over a little school with a fighting heart. The Moccasins from Chattanooga fought to the threshold of glory against the Tennessee team. It took l-'airdoth to slam door in their faces.

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